executive-briefing-kit

I took a look at your executive briefing kit skill and noticed you're trying to tackle a pretty broad problem—distilling complex information into executive-friendly formats. With a score of 64/100 (D grade), there's solid foundation here, but the spec compliance and progressive disclosure architecture could use some refinement to really make this sing for users juggling information overload.

Links:

• GitHub
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The TL;DR

You're at 64/100, which puts you in the "needs work" territory. This is based on Anthropic's progressive disclosure and skill best practices. Your Writing Style is your strongest pillar (8/10)—the language is clear and mostly objective. But Utility (9/20) and Progressive Disclosure Architecture (18/30) are dragging the score down, which means users can understand what you're saying but won't get a lot of practical value from it.

What's Working Well

• Writing is concise and instructional – You avoid marketing fluff and keep language direct ("Lead with business impact", "Frame as threat or opportunity")
• Clear section structure – The split between Framework, Templates, and Tips makes logical sense and is easy to navigate
• Real problem being addressed – Executive communication is a genuine pain point; you're not solving for a problem that doesn't exist
• Consistent terminology – Terms like "exec brief," "ELT," and "action register" are used consistently throughout

The Big One: Missing Reference Files & Templates

This is your biggest leverage point. Right now, everything lives in a single SKILL.md file, which kills your progressive disclosure architecture score (18/30). You mention templates ("One-page exec brief + appendix outline," "Slide template with signal ca...